Minister Fahy To Attend Conference In Trinidad
The Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy will be attending the International Labour Organization [ILO] Meeting of the Caribbean Labour Ministers in Trinidad & Tobago from July 2-3.
The theme of the two-day meeting is “The Caribbean and Labour 2013 and Beyond – Strengthening Decent Work for Development”.
It is being organised by the ILO in collaboration with the Government of Trinidad & Tobago. The last Ministerial Meeting was held in Guyana in 2010.
This is the first such overseas meeting where Minister Fahy will be representing Bermuda on labour matters.
Minister Fahy said today, “Typically, the ILO Meeting of the Caribbean Ministers of Labour provides, among others, an opportunity to review items on the agendas of the International Labour Conference [ILC)]and the Governing Body of the ILO and to take a Caribbean position on critical issues related to employment and labour.
“It also allows newly appointed Ministers to meet and interact with their counterparts from other countries. So, I am looking forward to representing Bermuda at this forum and exchanging ideas and views with respective Labour Ministers from other jurisdictions.”
Mr. Guy Ryder, ILO’s Director-General, will also attend the meeting. The Director-General will address the Opening Ceremony of the Meeting, along with Trinidad & Tobago Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar.
Minister Fahy will be attending the meeting with the Director of Workforce Development George Outerbridge, and the Ministry said that all costs for the trip are covered by the ILO.
Minister Fahy said he will provide an update on the outcome of the meeting upon his return.
hate 2 ask….but how is attending this conf going to improve labor relations with Buch Furbert aka the BIU.
O wow.
I hope he learns something also I hope he checks out the hotel and makes a note of how many out of town wokers they have
Oh right. Did PLP Ministers make notes of such things when they were on similar Caribbean visits?
Oh right, that’s why the PLP is no longer in power. So now the people expect what the last part didn’t deliver on, not more of the same Sandy Bottom.
Maybe the BIU should go and see how to work in a hotel without sucking teeth.
dont take a private jet or any free upgrades either
ouch. i think he wont if not he’ll be on the plank fending for his life lol. though i dont think it was wrong what they done, i think they have learned.
More lavish travel from the tax payers purse
You didn’t actually read the article did you. But still, don’t let facts get in the way of your baseless complaints.
LOL ! “Lavish travel”.
That’s funny. You need to get out more.
idiot, u only read the bloody headline! try reading the story b 4 spewing s*yte
Fahy is so condescending… I don’t want him representing Bermuda anywhere!
Who voted HIM in?
Oh wait… haha
No need to worry. Just as he was voted in, he can be voted out. The only issues comes in the form of knowing the bad you have vs the bad you may get..
Wait, who DID vote him in?? LOL
Mike faye and george outerbridge, these two dummies will sink labour relation all over the region !!!
Neither one are union friendly
You must drink from the same bottle as Laverne and Chris furbert lol
Please let us know when the BIU becomes Bermuda friendly.
They should send that new post master general, or should i say post master dummy wayne smith !!!
You have so much to say by calling people names but you don’t post your last name. What a punk A$$. My guess is you were raise by 2 men and didn’t know which one to call mom you little p***y.
Well done kind sir !!! Lol you sound just as smart as the three i named. The four of you couldn’t make one.
Oh by the way, im a smith. Lol